‘I earn 6 figures from Sєxy job – but strict family don’t want to be ᴀssociated with me’
She juggled her stripping job alongside her studies and enjoyed the financial freedom from the nightly shower of cash.
But once she secured her degree, Asia Doll knew that working a 9-5 office job was not for her The stunner continued stripping after she realised she was making more in three shifts around the pole instead of a Monday-Friday slog. She then turned to content creating after not being able to dance in the clubs due to Covid restrictions at the time. From there, Asia Doll started to create saucy content on OnlyFans and suggestive clips on the likes of TikTok and Instagram.
Despite her success so far, the Vietnamese-Canadian beauty’s alternative career did not go down well with her ‘traditional’ family. Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Asia Doll explained how her unconventional job comes with sacrifices. She said: “I started creating content five years ago, but only started getting traction in the last year. “I started for fun, and never thought I could make a full time living out of this.
“I didn’t seriously start putting in the work until Covid hit and I couldn’t work at my day job. “I was a full-time stripper before that, so that wasn’t great for social distancing. “Covid made me realise that I prefer working from home, and even after Covid you have the freedom of working from anywhere in the world if you want to travel. “When I started, I had months as low as four figure months, and as I’ve put in more work, I’ve had months as high as six figure months.
“It takes a lot more work than I originally anticipated to succeed.” Taking the risk of ditching sandwiches for stripping, then swapping it for shooting Sєxy scenes, Asia had to deal with coming to terms of family disapproval. She had to change her content creator name as her relatives did not want to be ‘ᴀssociated’ with her. Sadly, the stigma around Sєx work made her family relationship difficult.
Although, that will not stop Asia Doll from doing what she loves. “Asia Doll was a nickname I had a while ago and I had to pick a different name than my real name because my Vietnamese family is quite traditional and don’t want to be ᴀssociated with me publicly,” she explained. “I totally understand the stigma around Sєx work as I come from a rather traditional and strict family.” She continued: “And they always tell me to not tell anyone from my ethnicity what I do for a living because people will talk and ᴀssociate me to them.
“I don’t think the stigma can ever be broken, everyone will always have their personal opinion. “At the end of the day who do you live for? If it makes you happy then why not do it.
